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Making Paper Miniatures Last - Use Acid Free Materials

By , About.com Guide   September 1, 2010

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If you enjoy making or using printable miniatures, make sure you pay attention to the acidity of the paper you use and the way you store your items. Acid migrates, and acid papers will not only become brittle and change color with time, they can affect other items around them. If you are planning on making some heirlooms that will last more than a year or two, a few quick material checks can save a lot of grief later on. Here are some things to consider when making paper miniatures or printables:

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